Washing your hair with tea usually does not have a hair growth effect, and it may also cause an allergic reaction if you are allergic to the ingredients inside the tea. If you are allergic to the ingredients in the tea, it may cause an allergic reaction. If you are experiencing more hair loss, it is recommended that you look for the cause of the hair loss, and treat the cause.
More varieties of tea, coupled with each person’s skin type is different, if the ingredients in the tea allergy, may cause scalp itching, dandruff increase, or scalp red spots, pimples. Tea water stored for a long time, may harbor bacteria, if the scalp has a small damage, easy to induce bacterial infection. And tea water washing hair also does not have the role of hair growth, so it is generally not recommended to use tea water washing hair.
Parents or grandparents in the family have less hair, and their children may also have less hair, which is considered to be related to genetic factors. There is usually no effect of hair growth through prescription or topical medication. If the less hair is caused by pathological factors, such as seborrheic alopecia, finasteride can be given to reduce the destruction of hair follicles by androgens. Minoxidil can be given if necessary to promote hair growth.
In summary, tea water does not have the effect of hair growth, so it is not recommended to use tea water to wash your hair. If more hair loss, it is recommended to go to the dermatology department of the hospital to look for the cause of hair loss, but also to give treatment for the cause of the disease. The above medications should be used in accordance with medical advice.